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Project 333 Community Board

What's in your closet? We're here to help you build your Project 333 collection. See what people include in their capsule wardrobe and the benefits that come…
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Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate

Project 333 capsule wardrobe tips

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@EllieSprang "Project 333 from Courtney Carver (33 clothing items for 3 months). Started late for spring so this’ll be through the end of May.…"
The Calm Collective - My 2018 Spring Capsule Wardrobe
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Project 333 capsule wardrobe collages

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Nth.Ge (@bleumethylene) on Instagram: “#project333 #itsthenewblack #minimalismclothing #ciaobyelereste #poildechat”
Wandering Pine (@wandering.pine) on Instagram: “Imagine you are going on a 3 month long trip. The place you are going will have at least a 70…”
@passion_and_peace on Instagram: “It wasn’t that long ago that I figured out I was a minimalist!!! Maybe I kinda always knew, maybe…”

Project 333 capsule wardrobe flat-lays

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Vintage Style Project 333 Capsule Wardrobe for Spring/Summer 2018 by aSuitcaseHeart #project333 #capsulewardrobe #springwardrobe #vintagefashion
Spring 2018 capsule wardrobe by @_sarhansen #project333 #soulfulsimplicity #simplify #springinutahrequiressweaters #closetorganization
Kelly ✨ (@kelly.tharpe) on Instagram: “I have created my very first #project333 wardrobe! 33 items (clothing, outerwear, accessories &…”

Project 333 capsule wardrobe closets

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Joyce Sulit (@tooorganized) on Instagram: “All set for spring! #tooorganized #project333 #capsulewardrobe #bulletjournal #hobonichi…”
kayleigh harrison (@culturetycoon) on Instagram: “Yay yay yay! It’s the first day of another round of #The100DayProject and #project333 !!!…”
Vivian (@secundastudies) on Instagram: “Ahh long time no post! I just started spring break on Friday so hopefully I’m going to post more…”

Project 333 capsule wardrobe lists

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"Vegan Minimalist Look 3" by asuitcaseheart ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring Lands' End and STELLA McCARTNEY
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Project 333 clothing ideas

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Project 333 color palette examples

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"Once you need less, you will have more"
For Women With Chronic illness (@thetiredgirlsociety) on Instagram: “T H I S We love Courtney Carver's inspirational journey towards living a minimalist life after…”
(@artistofintention) on Instagram: “Decluttering is so freeing. When thinking of it as deciding what to keep, it almost becomes a game.…”

Minimalism and decluttering tips

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Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Project 333, Challenge Project, Style Challenge, Feeling Excited, Wearing All Black, Workout Clothing, Enough Is Enough, Minimalist Fashion, Capsule Wardrobe
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Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Yoga Clothes, Workout Clothes, What To Sell, Small Wardrobe, Find Your Style, Black Turtleneck
Yoga Clothes
Workout Clothes
What To Sell
Small Wardrobe
Find Your Style
Black Turtleneck
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Minimal Closet, Minimalist Wardrobe, Overwhelmed By Life, Feeling Overwhelmed, Feeling Happy
Minimal Closet
Minimalist Wardrobe
Overwhelmed By Life
Feeling Overwhelmed
Feeling Happy
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. What Is A Project, French Capsule Wardrobe, What Is Event, Out Of The Closet
What Is A Project
French Capsule Wardrobe
What Is Event
Out Of The Closet
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Fashion Challenge, 5 Things, Things To Come, Stubbornness
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Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Project Yourself
Project Yourself
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Simple Closet, You At Work, Life Choices
Simple Closet
You At Work
Life Choices
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. I Am Always
I Am Always
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Lists To Make
Lists To Make
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy. Perfectionism, Do It Right, Bring It On
Perfectionism
Do It Right
Bring It On
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Project 333: Getting Started (without these 5 things)
Creating my first Project 333 brought up a lot for me. I wasn’t sure about my accessories, workout clothing, outerwear and other categories. How much was “enough”? I had no concept of what “enough” meant to me. I was always focused on more. Instead of living an “enough is enough” life, I was more in line with “too much of everything is just enough.” But eventually, the too much was too heavy.
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Courtney Carver | Simplicity Author & Advocate
Project 333 Community Board